The Museum of Army Flying, Middle Wallop
 

The General Aircraft Hamilcar, the WW11 equivalent of the Herculies and capable of lifting a 7 ton light tank.




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The Museum of Army Flying, Middle Wallop
 

A Kirby Kite Glider with the Chipmunk Trainer underneath




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The Museum of Army Flying, Middle Wallop
 

A DeHavilland Canada Chipmunk trainer. I remember many of these aircraft at Middle Wallop in the early 1970's with Bristows and they fly over my house every Sunday to this day towing gliders from Daedalus.




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The Museum of Army Flying, Middle Wallop
 

In front of the wing of the Sopwith Pup on the right hand side is a Miles Magister trainer, to the left the Lynx and top right a Saunders Roe Skeeter




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The Museum of Army Flying, Middle Wallop
 

Bottom left a Sioux, to the right a Bristol Sycamore which saw action at Suez with the Commandoes, the white high wing monoplane in front is a Beaver and a Scout suspended.




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The Museum of Army Flying, Middle Wallop
 

The Bristol Sycamore. I have only seen one other example of the helicopter about 25 years ago at Fleetlands in Gosport in a bad state of repair so it was good to see this one painsakingly restored.




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The Museum of Army Flying, Middle Wallop
 

A Skeeter on the right and an Alouette II to the left.

Thats all from Middle Wallop this time round,
Regards,
Bob




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The Airborne Museum, Pegasus Bridge
 

My wife Chris and I visited this fine Museum in 2009.
There are two Airspeed Horsa's on display in the grounds of the Museum, one is probably a replica and the remains of another is displayed under cover,
Regards,
Bob




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The Airborne Museum, Pegasus Bridge
 

The cockpit of the Horsa.




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The Airborne Museum, Pegasus Bridge
 

The Airborne Museum, Pegasus Bridge
 

The remains of an original Horsa,
Regards,
Bob




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March Field Air Museum
 

Aircraft photographed at the March Field Air Museum in October 2011. Museum is located adjacent to the I-215 freeway in Riverside California. Follow the link:

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Warner Robins Museum of Avaition
 

Just 3 pics from the extensive collection at Warner Robins AFB. The museum is located just outside the base in the town of Warner Robins, Georgia. Well worth a visit. That's Georgia USA, note the sunshine, not Europe, note no rain/cloud/fog!! Follow the link:

Warner Robins Museum of Aviation Photos by jcr737 | Photobucket

Just seen the parallel thread which has been closed refering to this one....
Is that one open again? Tried to visit it last spring and it was closed :confused:

Aviodrome did go bust towards the end of last year I believe, but I think they have re-opened, though I'm sure there will be/will have been major changes. Anyone here with some more up to date info?

Deutsches Museum Flugwert Schleissheim - Munich
 

This museum is well worth a visit. The Junkers factory was on the airfield and the hangars are still visible.

Deutsches Museum: Oberschleissheim Airfield, Information


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Yes, Oberschleissheim is an excellent museum. That Storch, I suspect, is this Morane-Saulnier Criquet re-painted:

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They've also got this very nice Dak:

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An ex-Polish Air Force Mig-15:

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This beautiful Cessna 195:

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And a very nice Antonov 2:

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I visited on an airshow day-hence crowds.

Proplinerman, do you recognise these two?

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The top one is very pretty! A Waco?

Definitely a Waco cabin model, mid-30s. Not a cheap one either, with that H-S constant-speed prop.